Thompson and Morgan Tulip Fur Elise Planting Bulb 16 Pack

Tulip Fur Elise is a brilliant dwarf tulip that produces alluring creamy-white blooms with harmoni...

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The Thompson and Morgan Tulip Fur Elise is ideal for gardeners looking to add a touch of early spring elegance to their outdoor space with its distinctive creamy-white petals and pink stripes. Standing at a compact 25cm, these dwarf tulips are perfect for garden borders or container displays, though they require careful handling as the bulbs are skin and eye irritants and harmful if ingested.

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Model Part NumberKJ2660
BrandThompson and Morgan

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FAQs

When is the best time to plant Tulip Fur Elise?

Plant the bulbs in late summer or autumn to allow for proper root development before winter.

Can I grow these in containers?

Yes, their compact 25cm height makes them excellent candidates for containers and window boxes.

How far apart should I plant the bulbs?

Plant them at a distance of 13cm (5 inches) apart.

Are these tulips safe for pets?

No, tulip bulbs are harmful if eaten and can cause irritation; keep them away from pets and children.

Do I need to remove the foliage after flowering?

You should deadhead the flowers, but leave the foliage until it dies back naturally in summer to nourish the bulb.

What type of soil do they prefer?

They prefer any moist, well-drained soil, but avoid particularly wet or waterlogged conditions.

Troubleshooting

Bulbs fail to flower in spring

Often caused by shallow planting; ensure bulbs are planted at the recommended 15cm depth to receive sufficient winter cold.

Bulbs rotting in the ground

The soil may be too wet; ensure the site has good drainage and is not located in a low-lying area that collects water.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Striking and unique color pattern
  • Compact height ideal for container gardening
  • Suitable for fresh-cut indoor arrangements
  • Easy to establish in most soil types

Cons

  • Bulbs are irritants to skin and eyes
  • Harmful if ingested by pets or humans
  • Requires specific planting depth to ensure winter cold exposure

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Plant these bulbs in late summer or autumn to ensure they establish before the ground freezes. Select a site with moist, well-drained soil, avoiding areas prone to waterlogging. Dig holes to a depth of 15cm (6 inches) and space the bulbs 13cm (5 inches) apart. Proper depth is critical to providing the necessary winter cold period required for spring blooms. After the flowers fade, remove the deadheads but leave the foliage intact until it turns yellow and dies back completely in summer, as this stores energy for the following year. Always wear gloves during the planting process due to the bulb's irritant nature.

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